Market movers incoming this week as the U.S. economy serves up a fresh batch of economic data that could shake things up.
Tuesday brings two heavy hitters: CPI inflation and new home sales numbers. These will set the tone for how the market digests inflation trends and housing demand.
Wednesday is stacked—PPI inflation, retail sales, and existing home sales all dropping the same day. Retail sales especially matter since consumer spending drives much of the broader economic picture.
Manufacturing data lands on both ends: New York Fed Manufacturing Index on Monday and Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index on Thursday. These regional indicators help flesh out the industrial health story.
Thursday rounds things out with jobless claims, the weekly pulse check on labor market tightness.
Why does this matter for crypto traders? Economic data moves Fed expectations, which directly impacts interest rates and risk appetite. Strong inflation or weak labor numbers shift sentiment fast. Mark your calendars.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 19h ago
Another week of data bombardment, the Fed will keep playing its act, huh?
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 19h ago
Tuesday and Wednesday data exploded, with both CPI and retail figures. The market is going to be crazy this week.
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ForkThisDAO
· 19h ago
All the data came crashing down on Wednesday, but retail data is the key. If consumption doesn't pick up, everything else is pointless.
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HodlVeteran
· 19h ago
Bro, this week's data bombardment is intense. I was once tricked by this kind of economic data calendar... When CPI was released, I went all-in and lost 20%. You guys probably haven't experienced that feeling yet.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 19h ago
A bunch of data came out on Tuesday and Wednesday, and the Fed is forced to perform again. If interest rates don't move this time, I might really believe it.
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PessimisticLayer
· 19h ago
Tuesday and Wednesday, a bunch of data is coming in, and it's time to stay up late before the market opens to watch the data... CPI that day will definitely be tumultuous.
Waiting for the Fed to make hawkish remarks again, and the crypto market will probably drop again then.
On Wednesday, retail data will explode; if consumption isn't good... sigh, a bit anxious.
With this lousy manufacturing data, what can local Fed reports explain? It's still about the overall trend.
There's really no good news; if jobless claims continue to stay low, interest rates will have to be kept high.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 19h ago
Tuesday's CPI is coming to bother us again, so annoying... The bunch of data on Wednesday will hit hard, retail investors' blood pressure will soar straight up haha
Market movers incoming this week as the U.S. economy serves up a fresh batch of economic data that could shake things up.
Tuesday brings two heavy hitters: CPI inflation and new home sales numbers. These will set the tone for how the market digests inflation trends and housing demand.
Wednesday is stacked—PPI inflation, retail sales, and existing home sales all dropping the same day. Retail sales especially matter since consumer spending drives much of the broader economic picture.
Manufacturing data lands on both ends: New York Fed Manufacturing Index on Monday and Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index on Thursday. These regional indicators help flesh out the industrial health story.
Thursday rounds things out with jobless claims, the weekly pulse check on labor market tightness.
Why does this matter for crypto traders? Economic data moves Fed expectations, which directly impacts interest rates and risk appetite. Strong inflation or weak labor numbers shift sentiment fast. Mark your calendars.